Although a democratic society cannot function unless its citizens are able to rationally debate one another, rationality is missing from American politics.
Ideally, we would be able to rationally rank homeland security risks, and resources would follow.
And it also, as Haskell argues, widened the sense of possibility by demonstrating that people were able to rationally judge risk and reward and deal intelligently with problems that were thousands of miles away or years into the future.
Although aggregation-prone regions are thought to occur in the antigen binding region to drive hydrophobic binding with antigen, we were able to rationally design variants that display a marked decrease in aggregation propensity while retaining antigen binding through the introduction of artificial aggregation gatekeeper residues.
I'm unlikely to be able to rationally discuss the harmful nature of online harassment with a young boy, but it also means they're probably naive and can learn from the experience.
On the basis of our understanding of the structure quantum‐yield relationship of Seoul‐Fluors, we were able to rationally explain the fluorescence of on/off‐switchable sensors.
Interestingly, in a step away from the helix bundle paradigm, Isogai and co-workers were able to rationally design a series of de novo proteins that would fold into a globin fold, but with only ∼25% sequence identity to sperm whale myoglobin.
You Think the Division of Household Labor Is Unfair The more emotional and passionate and heated you get when discussing something like who spends more time cleaning the house or driving the kids to school or shopping for groceries, the further away you'll end up from being able to figure out, rationally and together, how best to split up this sort of thing.
"I think the thing that most surprised me was that I could rationally deal with each and every one of these things," says Rehm. "I did not become overwhelmed to the point of not being able to function.
